It's a somber feeling when the winds of autumn come slipping through the gaps under your front door. They sneak in, like the smell of unsharpened pencils, and slip on like new jeans bought for the new year. It is during autumn that life truly starts again. Summer's sleepless nights give way to the October winds that make you twirl and dance in your kitchen with windows wide open. It roses your cheeks with the mornings of November, warms your soul with the mouthfuls of coffee on the August nights when your books have not yet been creased. And as your highlight the texts and the memories of friends' faces lit by orange fires, remember that autumn is your season of purpose; Its winds promise the turning of new leaves; its day promise new adventures, And its chill will rattle your bones and awaken the sleeping siren that summer always leaves forgotten.
I'm a little rusty, but this bitty kept burning in my gut.